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Next time you got your bike on, kick the map up... and go into the Nav settings menu, Its the three bars on the top right of the screen.
Should take you to this screen, click the gear on the top right of screen
Takes you to this screen, scroll down and uncheck "Nav Prompts" and silence the winch!
Cool thing about doing this is no prompts, or silent gaps in your music... I did it mainly because when I'm heading out for the day I'll sometimes go into the nav and choose "Go Home" just after I have left the house and let it run in the background while I'm out riding and I don't get any silent gaps or nav prompts every time it recalculates or wants to tell me to turn, but the trip computer is running and when I get back, or anytime before I get back, I can go to the trip summary screen and see what I'm averaging mpg wise or gallons used or whatever. I can still see the map, if I want/need to... or not.
One thing I'm stumped on is what the "6:29" on the last screen shot is suppose to be representing. That box is suppose to be "time spent traveling" but its not showing that. The rest of the info is accurate, I was out for just under 3 hours. I stopped twice and 161 miles piddling around.
This nav system sucks for the average person. To me after having two other with nav. 2014 and 2015 I finely learned how to use it for the most part anyway. Now on my 2019 back to sucking again, so I my opion they the HD co. took something that's sucks made it suck more. Only if I could do that my girl friend.
Youre right, maybe Im used to all the other electronics Ive used, but this one is a bit of a pain in the **** compared to others, Ive also spent more time riding and figuring the bike out instead of the info system.
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